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burmashave is offline burmashave
2008-03-06 , 18:10
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I did some searching; however, I'm not sure exactly which search terms to use.

I'd like to disable the center (enter) button on the the navigation panel on the left side of the N810 keyboard. I have a hard time using the navigation panel because I often mistakenly press the enter button instead of the left/right/up/down directionals. Perhaps some sort of keymapping solution would work.

This isn't a rant about the placement of the navigation panel; I'd just like to be able to use the directionals reliably.
 
burmashave is offline burmashave
2008-03-15 , 04:20
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Bump. Anyone out there with knowledge about how the keyboard is mapped?
 
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Benson is offline Benson
2008-03-17 , 05:13
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Q&D way: xmodmap
 

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burmashave is offline burmashave
2008-03-25 , 16:14
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Benson, thanks for a simple solution! I had a bit of a hard time finding an xmodmap package for OS2008; however, the OS2007 binary seems to work fine.

Thanks so much for helping me fix what was once an N810 annoyance!
 
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2008-03-25 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by burmashave View Post
Benson, thanks for a simple solution! I had a bit of a hard time finding an xmodmap package for OS2008; however, the OS2007 binary seems to work fine.

Thanks so much for helping me fix what was once an N810 annoyance!
Generally CLI applications from 2007 work on 2008.
 
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